Jedd Beaudoin

1. The Music Is You: A Tribute To John Denver -- Various Artists
2. Tooth and Nail -- Billy Bragg
3. Hush Hush -- Kentucky Knife Fight
4. Songs For Slim -- The Replacements
5. Delta Machine -- Depeche Mode
6. Specter At The Feast -- Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
7. Stories Don’t End -- Dawes
8. Wing Beat Elastic -- Mike Keneally
9. Dancing -- Mike Keneally and Beer For Dolphins
10. Old Worlds Ocean -- The Calamity Cubes

Raymond Clause has performed with the country band Against The Grain as well as with legendary country artists Johnny Lee and Mel Tillis and even jazz great Maynard Ferguson. He is the founder and administrative teacher of the Wichita Music Teachers Group, an organization that offers private music lessons to students of all ages in cities such as Wichita, Wellington, Winfield and Goddard.

The Crown Uptown Theatre presents the hit 1946 musical Annie Get Your Gun now through April 27. This timeless love story between sharpshooters Annie Oakley and Frank Butler features songs from Irving Berlin including “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” “Anything You Can Do,” and “They Say It’s Wonderful.”

1. Hush Hush--Kentucky Knife Fight
2. Songs For Slim--The Replacements
3. What The Brothers Sang--Dawn McCarthy and Bonnie “Prince” Billy
4. Delta Machine--Depeche Mode
5. Tooth & Nail--Billy Bragg
6. Dancing--Mike Keneally and Beer For Dolphins
7. Sound City: Real to Reel--Sound City
8. Specter at the Feast--Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
9. Bloodsports--The London Suede
10. Forever Endeavour--Ron Sexsmith

1. Songs For Slim--The Replacements
2. Sound City: Real to Reel--Sound City
3. Bloodsports--The London Suede
4. Old Word’s Ocean--The Calamity Cubes
5. The Next Day--David Bowie
6. What The Brothers Sang--Dawn McCarthy with Bonnie “Prince” Billy
7. Wooden Smoke--Mike Keneally
8. Gold Yeller--Oil Boom
9. The Sacred Squall of Now--Reeves Gabrels
10. The Old New Me--Slim Dunlap

 Kyle Cramb (born 1983, Wichita, Kan.) played guitar in progressive post-rock bands between 2000-2006, then established a love for drum machines, sampling and programming.

He's said composing music with the aid of computers instead of other band members made sense to him because he didn't have to rely on someone else to be available. Drum machines and samplers had good timing and were at his fingertips, which he found liberating.

The Pines find comfort in rural and urban America.

Iowa natives Benson Ramsey and David Huckfelt formed the band The Pines after a chance meeting in Arizona. The pair quickly relocated to Minneapolis, Minn., where the band is based today.

Ramsey says that he and Huckfelt were first drawn together by a love of regional music and the blues.

“We were obsessed with blues music and folk music,” Ramsey says of his early days with Huckfelt.

1. Songs For Slim -- The Replacements
2. The Next Day -- David Bowie
3. The Beast In Its Tracks -- Josh Ritter
4. What The Brothers Sang -- Dawn McCarthy and Bonnie “Prince” Billy
5. Vacilador -- The Giving Tree Band
6. Old Yellow Moon -- Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell
7. Kimono My House -- Sparks
8. Skin and Bones -- Foo Fighters
9. Honky Tonk -- Son Volt
10. Forever Endeavour -- Ron Sexsmith

The Crown Uptown Theatre presents the hit 1946 musical Annie Get Your Gun March 22 through April 27. This timeless love story between sharpshooters Annie Oakley and Frank Butler features songs from Irving Berlin including “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” “Anything You Can Do,” and “They Say It’s Wonderful.”